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In a new interview with Empire, Fede Álvarez addressed the scenes with Rook and admitted that even he knew that the face-swapping used to create Ian Holm’s likeness was… not great. “We just ran out of ...

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Alien: Resurrection is a goofy, silly, ridiculous end to the Ellen Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) saga of Alien films. However, it does have one of the grossest and most disturbing sequences in the ...

Alien: Romulus caused considerable controversy by resurrecting a dead actor — so the film's director tinkered with the character some more. Since Álvarez didn't love Rook's look, he resolved to ...